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It also looks like dhcpcd won't send a dhcp6 solicit packet at startup if a delegated IPv6 address is manually deleted and then re-added to an interface and then dhcpcd...

I have run into this bug again after an hour long outage and after adding some more debugging to src/ipv6.c dhcpcd 9.5.1 , it looks like it thinks the fe80...

dhcpcd logged that it deleted the fe80 address when carrier was lost. I'm wondering if that's what caused the problem. I might do a cable unplug later to see if...

Oh I also found https://medium.com/opsops/how-to-restore-link-local-ipv6-address-in-linux-737666a505f3 which says how to regenerate the link local ip address.

Actually looking a bit more that didn't make sense as it is fe80 that determines a link local address. It looks like addr_flags is 0x44 for that address which on...

Removing (!revflags || !(ap->addr_flags & revflags)) from if (IN6_IS_ADDR_LINKLOCAL(&ap->addr) in function: ipv6_iffindaddr has allowed IPv6 to work again on my server even though it still thinks ap->addr_flags is set to...

Actually it looks like it only allowed accepting of the router advertisement to work. DHCPv6 still isn't working and my ISP uses both to provide IPv6.

I realise it's not the proper way to do it, but removing (ctx->options & (DHCPCD_MANAGER|DHCPCD_PRIVSEP)) == DHCPCD_MANAGER from the if test in dhcp6_start1 got dhcpcd to listen on the network...

I just updated from dhcpcd 9.5.1 (latest stable in Gentoo) to dhcpcd 10.0.1 without applying commit: 45e441a patch and it looks like 10.0.1 doesn't have the problem.

The fade-in animation also happens every time you rotate your device while viewing the email.even with animation scale disabled in Android Developer options so there might be a default setting...